Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 26. 1887
LOCAL NEWS.

Col. Jerome has gone to Gusymas on government bushes,
 A biz carnival IS belng held in Quay mas.
 The Commercial Club masquerade will take place tonight.
 Judge D. H. Wallace, of PhenlI, IS now in the city, on business before the land office.
 That splendid Chicago beer on drsught at the Mint takes the lead. It IS 6 splendid beverage.
 Miss Ella Warren, daughter of MT and Mrs. c. H. Warren, IS rePortedt dangerously Ill.
 The Band of Holiness, ID 8 letter to the Pacifs Herald of Holiness, gave San D.achmsn's cigars e good puff. EverybOdy pufs them,
 ItIs currently reported that Mir. Sa- bino Otero is sbout % take unto himself s wife. and that Mr. Bernsbe Robles will fsllow suit. They exhibit good sense,
 Judge Barnes and Mir. J. II. Martin have purchased the very eligible resi- denee property at the corner oi Stone avenue and Alameda street.
 Dr. s. F. Glsdwin has returned from quite long absence and now purposes to throw low prices directly into the teeth of the public. See hls notice else where.
 Mir. Chas. O. Brown is happy this morning, ou account of another addition to bis family circle. It Is 6 bouncing boy, and was born about four o'clock this morning.
 The Nogales News says Messrs. Shy der. Haynes, Black and Heller, of this city, have paid to Luis 1erneRl S25,OOC for the Tepetate mIne, ID the SierrH Azul, Sonora.
 Ouite a number of San Pedro settlers are in the city proving up on their land entries, Messrs. Cunningham and Me Weigh and Mrs, McVeigh are among the visitors.
 The last ball given by the Pioneer Hose company was such delightful sf' fair and so very successful in every par ticular that many who attended are urg- ing the fire lsddies to give another of the kind ID a short time. The boys well understand how to get up grand ball, and they never do things by halves.
 The Sisters hospital IS undergoing 6 thorough renovation and repair. New floors are being constructed and some portions are being constructed and some portions are being remodelsd. After the present repairs are made Rn Bddi- tion will be built. Mir. G. Taggsrt IS experimenting the work.
 IL will be a matter of sorrow to the many friends of Mayor Raytield to learn that he has found 1t necessary to make an assignment of the San Xavier hotel business to meet the demands of hIs creditors According to the schedule filed, the liabilities amount to about Sl4, 900. while the assets are nomInally much greater sum, from which II may be possible to realize more than sutf- cient to meet every item of indebted ness. Mir. Thomas Cordis IS the as slgnee.
 ''The Apache-Y and the Apache Mojaves" Is the title of Q neat brochure reprint from the September number of the American Antiquarian, contributed by Dr, Wm. H. CorbuSier, U. 5. A, now stationed at Fort Grant. The paper is s most interesting one, and deals with
  pie ID an entertaining and instructive manner. The thanks of the CITIZEN IS rendered the author for 0 copy of the pamphlet.
 Hudson-on-the-Hud has been in- dulging itself in the artless recreation known ss hog-glessing. The hog se-| lected to be weighed on this occasion was composed of 496 pounds, and gen tlemen who had put up their money ou his turning the scales at 45O were filled with sadness, We regret to be compel led to add that some of those who st- tended the exercises allowed the hog to lead them from the path of rectituds. The Hudson Register" reports that R good deal of money changed hRrds" on the hog and three-card-m game which was played under shed within easy distance of the pOrker. Hudson has the reputation of being a dignlied and proper little town, but It looks as if she wac getting giddy In her old age. \, !. Tribune.